DONATIONS
You can make a donation to the hospitals in general or to a specific department, ward or clinic. Your money could help provide extra equipment, fund additional specialist staff, provide environmental enhancements, or support research projects.
Donations have supported requirements throughout the hospitals including:
- Equipment for the Breast Cancer Research Unit
- A Robotic Surgeon for prostate cancer
- New chairs for the Radiotherapy waiting room
- Incubators for the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
...among many other things over the years.
The Greatest Need Fund
Many people like to give to specific projects or departments; however, if ACT is to continue to help other needs or research around the hospitals then more general funds are required. By giving to ACT's Greatest Need Fund you can be assured that the best possible use will be made of your kind donation.
Go to our Grant Making page to see how this money is allocated.
Support our current equipment appeal for NICU
Dawn Lamb, mother of baby Matilda knows only too well how important the equipment on the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit is – equipment that kept Matilda alive – click here to read more.
Other donation
Alternatively you can make a donation to a specific department, clinic or ward.
Making a donation in memory
Click here for information about making a donation In Memory.
Regular donation
If you are interested in making a regular donation, please download a standing order form here.
How to make a donation
Donations can be made online by clicking the link on the right, or by sending a cheque to the ACT office.
Cheques should be made payable to 'ACT' or if your donation is for a specific department or project simply make your cheque payable to ACT followed by the recipient of your donation e.g. 'ACT (Ward F3)'
Gift Aid
If you are UK tax payer you can Gift Aid your donation, making it worth an extra 28p for every £1. Just sign the Gift Aid Declaration Form and send it with your donation to:
ACT, Box 126, Addenbrooke's Hospital, Hills Road, Cambridge CB2 0QQ
